Stradioti Armor:
AGE of CHANGE II : MODELS PREVIEWS
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ash12181987
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Well it works better for the simulated time period. Honestly thats the one thing that bugged me when I started this mod, was the 19th century Napoleonic uniforms. These... Perfect. 
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MariusThePaladin said:
Could have originated from a desire for visibility to aid commanders in their work. Before radios and telephones, people liked colorful, unique uniforms because they helped the commanders command. Much easier to coordinate the movement of your light cavalry, heavy cavalry, line infantry, etc. when they're all brightly and uniquely colored, especially in the pre-smokeless powder days.
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Reiter Armor:
Licht Pikenier Armor:
Pikenier Armor:
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Reiter Armor:
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ShinyKnight
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Just one innocent critic
Does the "licht" (light?) pikenier armor looks a bit heavier from the normal pikenier armor?
Armors are great tho, you are the ****in best in this kind of stuff
Edit: one simple suggestion: is there any chance of adding plumes to helms?
Does the "licht" (light?) pikenier armor looks a bit heavier from the normal pikenier armor?
Armors are great tho, you are the ****in best in this kind of stuff
Edit: one simple suggestion: is there any chance of adding plumes to helms?
Hmm, he does, but It's "licht" only because he uses plackard instead of full breastplate, there is no significant difference in stats.
Edit: There are few helms with plumes, nothing special, but we have them.
Edit: There are few helms with plumes, nothing special, but we have them.
That is question of wide time period of AOCII.
The licht pikenier armor is 15th century so its light for his period (comparing to full plate harnesses).
The pikenier armor is 16th century, and as tree quarter infantry armor is basically heavy one for period.
Second thing is that if pikenier armor covers less body, don't necessary mean its lighter. From the 16th century armours provided better protection (mainly against firearms) at cost of weight, and with time armours covered less body to balance the growing weight.
The licht pikenier armor is 15th century so its light for his period (comparing to full plate harnesses).
The pikenier armor is 16th century, and as tree quarter infantry armor is basically heavy one for period.
Second thing is that if pikenier armor covers less body, don't necessary mean its lighter. From the 16th century armours provided better protection (mainly against firearms) at cost of weight, and with time armours covered less body to balance the growing weight.
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ShinyKnight
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Yes sorry, I noticed now that there is less metal parts that makes the armor heavy... only it's look makes it more "noble" than the other oneZimke Zlovoljni said:Hmm, he does, but It's "licht" only because he uses plackard instead of full breastplate, there is no significant difference in stats.
Edit: There are few helms with plumes, nothing special, but we have them.
Great work so far on the renaissance armors they look beautifull
Armbrustschutze Armor:
Arkebusier Outfit:
Doublet:
Jager Outfit:
Spiked axe:
Arkebusier Outfit:
Doublet:
Jager Outfit:
Spiked axe:
Cutlass:
Cutting Sword:
Cutting Sword:
They are not finished yet.
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Adarga shield ver2:
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SaintTemplar
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That was beautiful, i just love the design, great job man.Zimke Zlovoljni said:Rhodok Hauberk Of Plates:
Tnx
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Very interesting.Zimke Zlovoljni said:Armored Horse:
